Applications are considered on a rolling basis. The first residency is planned to begin in mid-April 2027; dates and availability remain subject to confirmation. The official application channel will be announced. This website does not collect applications.
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Eligibility & research proposal
The programme welcomes scholars, researchers, independent researchers, research-oriented curators and art critics with a record of scholarly research and writing. Applicants should submit a clear, feasible proposal related to Chinese art history.
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Application materials
Submit the residency application form, an academic CV, a research proposal and one relevant paper, publication or representative writing sample. Materials may be submitted in Chinese or English; follow the form for abstract and work-plan guidance.
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Residency arrangements & support
The standard residency period is four to six weeks; special research projects may be approved for up to eight weeks. Accommodation is provided without charge, with a private bedroom for each resident and shared research and living facilities. Residents receive a fixed stipend; its standard and payment conditions are set out in the residency agreement. Residents cover personal travel, meals and visa costs.
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Research output & delivery
The usual output is one scholarly article related to the research proposal. The suggested length is 8,000–12,000 Chinese characters, or an equivalent length in English.